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Hmm bolts took ages to tighten up seems strange unless that was him thrashing the spigot ring flat, mine are only made of nylon so they'd crush with enough force.
I'm closerish if you want someone to change the hub/have a look.
Doors and boot only illuminate the door open light. Unplug the sensors one at a time and put a short across the pins (assuming they just short when you shut the door) you should be able to find the knackered one.
Its a garage, of course they wanted it as cheap as possible. Don't call me a tightarse either I was just stating the obvious, I spent near enough £300 on parts to do mine.
Pitty i'm not closer would more than gladly help, got the tools too! Just pray now if its jumped a few teeth (most likely). The t**t that rebuild it might have screwed you again :(.
Easy peasy on that too. £299 pah.
Cats are the same dimension wise anyway, bores change. I'd have thought it'd be fine as it'll be a bigger bore anyway surely? 2.5" or something similar?
No idea, shouldn't be much I wouldn't have thought. Although just to add i've had mine in/out about 3 times and more on my old 1.6 and never had any problems with them. I'd rather they were nice and tight than loose!
You'd know if it was gone though, they don't really start on their way out. They start slipping then get worse.
I'd guess around £300 or so but i'm not convinced it wants doing as you'd know 100% if it did. One of these £200 clutch change places would probably be your best bet.